New York’s Dog Bite Laws: What Melville Victims Should Know

Article source: Trantolo & Trantolo Attorneys Photo Credit Getting bitten by a dog while walking along Walt Whitman Road or hanging out in a Melville backyard or public park turns a quiet day into an urgent crisis in a New York minute. Medical bills can stack up fast, and deep wounds often leave permanent scars

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The Right to Dignified Care With Locked-In Syndrome

Article source: Newsome Law Photo Credit A missed stroke in the emergency room or a bad car crash flips a family’s world upside down in a single second. Dealing with total body paralysis while your mind stays sharp causes huge emotional heartbreak and daily financial pressure. Families quickly face massive bills for speech computers, round-the-clock

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How Liability Is Determined After a Truck Accident in Atlanta

Article source: Moebes Law Image source Truck accidents cause some of the most serious injuries on Georgia roads, largely because of the size and weight difference between a semi-truck and a passenger car. Figuring out who caused the crash is rarely simple, since a single truck accident can involve the driver, the trucking company, and

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Truck Accident Evidence Checklist: What to Preserve After a Serious Crash in California

Article source: Kermani Law, LLC Image source A crash with a big truck can leave you hurt, confused, and facing bills before you even leave the hospital. At the same time, the trucking company and its insurer often start their own investigation within hours. The proof that shows what really happened can fade, get repaired,

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Legal AI’s New Battle Is Over Who Owns the Law

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Noxtua’s €100 Million Power Play: As a major legal publisher takes control of European legal AI company Noxtua, the battle for legal AI supremacy is shifting from clever algorithms to something that’s more valuable, being the ownership of authoritative legal content. The legal AI funding frenzy has another €100 million to celebrate as a legal

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NZ Law – ‘We’re coming for you’: Commerce Commission estimates bid-rigging in public procurement costing Kiwi taxpayers $360 million a year

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New Zealand taxpayers are being ripped off to the tune of $360 million a year because of bid-rigging in public procurement, the Commerce Commission estimates. Chair Dr John Small says the estimated harm illustrates the importance of the Commission’s ongoing enforcement and educational efforts. “I have a message for those involved in this illegal activity

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First the Founders, Now the Name: Pogust Goodhead’s £36bn Civil War

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The London law firm behind Britain’s biggest group litigation is preparing to rebrand after co-founder Harris Pogust demanded the removal of his name. But the fight over its identity is only one part of an increasingly bitter struggle for control of the Mariana dam disaster litigation. A law firm losing its founding partners is hardly

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Buchalter Welcomes Bankruptcy and Restructuring Partner Bill Smelko to San Diego Office

Buchalter is pleased to announce that Bill Smelko has joined the firm as Partner in its San Diego office as a member of the Insolvency and Financial Law Practice Group. “San Diego continues to be an incredibly important market for Buchalter and a key part of our long-term growth strategy,” said Adam Bass, President and

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‘Smart Rings’ CEO Found Guilty of Running $2 Million Ponzi Scheme

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          SANTA ANA, California – The CEO of a wearable technology company has been found guilty by a jury of running a near-$2 million Ponzi scheme by duping investors through lies that she owned “smart rings” patents that rightfully belonged to her former employer, and of fraudulently obtaining $150,000 in COVID-19 pandemic business-relief loans, the Justice Department

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AI Meets Access to Justice And New Zealand Firm Tika Launches a Different Kind of Law Firm

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New Zealand has a new legal technology venture, but this one is not promising to shave another 20 minutes off a lawyer’s drafting time. Tika, the sexual harm reporting and legal support service co-founded by former journalist Alison Mau and lawyer Zoë Lawton, (pictured) has launched publicly in New Zealand, introducing a model that combines

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